Preface
XML Concepts
Using XML with PowerCenter
Working with XML Sources
Using the XML Editor
Working with XML Targets
XML Source Qualifier Transformation
Midstream XML Transformations
Appendix A: XML Datatype Reference
- XML and Transformation Datatypes
  - XML Date Format
Appendix B: XPath Query Functions Reference
- XPath Query Functions Overview
- Function Quick Reference
- boolean
- ceiling
- concat
- contains
- false
- floor
- lang
- normalize-space
- not
- number
- round
- starts-with
- string
- string-length
- substring
- substring-after
- substring-before
- translate
- true

XML Guide

10.5.6
- 10.5.7
- 10.5
- 10.4.0

Back Next

Using Substitution Groups in an XML Definition

When you create an XML definition containing entity relationships, the Designer generates separate views for element groups and complex types. When you import an XML schema that uses substitution groups, the Designer imports each member of the substitution group as a separate entity. The Designer makes a separate view for each group.

The following figure shows a sample portion of an XML schema containing the substitution group MailAddress:

The following figure shows an XML definition with a view for each member of the substitution group, including AddrCAN, AddrGBR, AddrUSA, ShortAddress, and Street:

Rename Saved Search

Table of Contents

XML Guide

XML Guide

Using Substitution Groups in an XML Definition

Using Substitution Groups in an XML Definition